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Default steroids for flare after a few days?

Question:

I am in a flare which started a Fri afternoon (well, that is when I realized it was not just a temp thing). How long after a flare starts can I start steroid infusion? Is there a "window" to starting it or can you start 'roids at any point in the flare?

*not that I like getting steroids, I have simply reached the end of my rope and am over being miserable. Thanks
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